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Solid-state electrochemical measurements using various experimental procedures were made with the double cell:
to determine the diffusivity and thermodynamic functions of oxygen dissolved in solid nickel. Non-steady state diffusion of oxygen in the specimen was caused by applying a preselected potential between the reference and specimen electrodes and was monitored by measuring time-dependent potentials and/or currents. The following results were obtained for the diffusivity of oxygen and the solubility of oxygen in nickel in equilibrium with NiO:
The thermodynamic and transport behaviors of oxygen in solid nickel were fairly well described by a simple quasi-regular model and an interstitial diffusion model, respectively.
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Park, JW., Altstetter, C.J. The diffusion and solubility of oxygen in solid nickel. Metall Trans A 18, 43–50 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02646220
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